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Written by Vijay Pattni
This SEMA show star was designed by Gordon Ting and Beyond Marketing, who had to work on an early development prototype of the Lexus LC500 Coupe we first saw in January at the Detroit Motor Show a full year before we"ll see the production car on the market.This, obviously, meant that at the point of conception, there was no accessory or aftermarket support. Literally a clean sheet concept design, then.But what a sheet. Are we alone in thinking that this concept really rather suits the LC500"s gorgeous lines? Also, being a SEMA show car, much YELLOW was necessary.
Date written: 1 Nov 2016
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This SEMA show star was designed by Gordon Ting and Beyond Marketing, who had to work on an early development prototype of the Lexus LC500 Coupe we first saw in January at the Detroit Motor Show a full year before we"ll see the production car on the market.This, obviously, meant that at the point of conception, there was no accessory or aftermarket support. Literally a clean sheet concept design, then.But what a sheet. Are we alone in thinking that this concept really rather suits the LC500"s gorgeous lines? Also, being a SEMA show car, much YELLOW was necessary.
Date written: 1 Nov 2016
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 5630
